jagmanx
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Anyone got any info on this company please.
My bonnet did around the ventsProbably over a long term it would dry out and crack as the graphics do now my view anyway
Have seen the wrapping on the Stobart trucks and they look ok from a distance but around the tight curves and edges you notice the shrinking and and cracking.Probably over a long term it would dry out and crack as the graphics do now my view anyway
I guess not as it's kind of temporary.Would depend on DVLA ? Would they need to change colour on V5C ?
Have seen the wrapping on the Stobart trucks and they look ok from a distance but around the tight curves and edges you notice the shrinking and and cracking.
No its the main colour that matters and the last time I changed the complete colour of a car I just sent paper in saying colour now Green and they changed it so no problem but could have changed in last 3 yrsYes..and you can do partial...if it suits.
We might (unlikely) choose to do the cab roof fully in a colour tha matches our decals...Would depend on DVLA ?Would they need to change colour on V5C ?
Not sure about that. At my work I see them getting done most days and depending what customer wants but thay used to be 3.5 and 8 year wrap. And would agree about the indents on panelsEven the best kwality vinyl wrap films crack under weathering/uv degradation....
Most of it is, only designed to last a couple of years or so (fleet vehicles get chopped in pretty quickly)
And often doesn't matter to folks who have their cars wrapped as they get re done pretty often....
Take a close look at the next fleet vehicle your next to in traffic and look how it lifts and cracks around the panel indents etc.
Not sure about that. At my work I see them getting done most days and depending what customer wants but thay used to be 3.5 and 8 year wrap. And would agree about the indents on panels